>inherit $95,000 from deceased father figure >don't

>>36244512
Reality isn't a bad idea, or even straight gold.
Or a donation to give a fellow robot a shot at a happy life ;)

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Anything you can turn into more money. Personally I'd buy a building and rent it out.

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>>36244512
Buy an investor to do that shot for you.

Personally, I would spend it all on weed and drop out of uni and buy a shitty apartment in Idaho. In this apartment, I would masturbate and buy the best vidya and eat steak sometimes

>>36244512
Get an index fund set up but don't actually "buy" it until the market crashes.

Buy Netflix Amazon ExxonMobil marathon etc stocks

ira (google ira calculator)

>>36244512
Move somewhere where houses are cheap and buy one. Rent out a room. Live for free

same op
i got money but dont know what to buy seeing as i dont got outside and have no friends, no things like clothes are pointless

>>36244512

Save. Idiots blow their money on stupid shit.

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Invest, gamble in small amounts, get yourself a semi nice place or improve your current place. start a small business like a weebish type store with a cafe that seeks oriental foodstuffs, so even if people don't buy any web shit they'll get some Asian snack shit.

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find a college without apartments near it
build new apartments nearby
unlimited money

>>36244512
Put all that shit in your savings account and hire a financial advisor to help you decide how best to invest it and make more money for you. Don't fall for the buy a house meme, just rent a modest apartment. You'll keep all that extra money you would've spent into house maintenance and repairs. Not sure if 95k would even cover the down payment on a house anyway, at least not where I live.